Leonardo Meoni
b.1994, Florence, Italy
Leonardo Meoni (b. 1994) is an Italian artist whose work explores the material and temporal dimensions of art-making, treating the surface as both image and object. Best known for his monochromatic velvet canvases marked by cuts and impressions, he uses the fabric’s tactile richness to evoke themes of concealment, revelation, and transformation. Deeply connected to Prato’s textile history, Meoni draws inspiration from the city’s flow of discarded materials and hidden stories, giving them new life through his process.
Leonardo Meoni (b. 1994) is an Italian artist whose work explores the material and temporal dimensions of art-making, treating the surface as both image and object. Best known for his monochromatic velvet canvases marked by cuts and impressions, he uses the fabric’s tactile richness to evoke themes of concealment, revelation, and transformation. Deeply connected to Prato’s textile history, Meoni draws inspiration from the city’s flow of discarded materials and hidden stories, giving them new life through his process.
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Urban Dwellers
